Symmetry in Dissolution

Experience the profound tension between structural order and organic entropy in Denis Simon’s Cubist Fragmentation masterpiece, Symmetry in Dissolution, an exclusive opportunity to acquire this singular digital work.


Denis Simon (1980)

Discover the profound Cubist Fragmentation of Denis Simon. Explore exclusive digital prints and hand-painted works featuring geometric planes and earthy tones at ArtsDot.

Symmetry in Dissolution

  • The Artist and Movement: In this original digital creation, Denis Simon masterfully explores the principles of Cubist Fragmentation. The work serves as a profound meditation on the relationship between structural order and organic entropy.
  • Visual Composition: Drawing inspiration from the geometric language of Picasso and Braque, the piece juxtaposes a disciplined checkerboard background with a dynamic cluster of floating elements. Smooth, perfect circles contrast against sharp, jagged polygonal shards, all rendered in a sophisticated, muted palette of ochre, tan, cream, and charcoal grey. The visible, directional brushstrokes lend a tactile, matte texture to the composition, creating a sense of layered depth.
  • Exclusive Acquisition: This is a singular opportunity for the discerning collector. This work is sold only once—a unique edition that will not be offered again in this form.
  • Customizable Formats: ArtsDot offers several ways to bring this vision into your collection:
    • A high-resolution digital image of the original work.
    • A premium print, available in any size, with options for professional framing or unframed delivery.
    • A hand-painted oil reproduction, executed by ArtsDot's skilled craftspeople using traditional techniques to capture the essence of the original on canvas.
    • An optional NFT (blockchain digital certificate) is available as a factual addition to your acquisition.
  • Heritage of Excellence: Since 2004, ArtsDot has maintained a global presence, providing collectors with a trusted platform for high-end, authentic art acquisitions.